Talmadge to open Atlanta man campaign July 4th
Atlanta report says George A. Eckford state legislator died at Grady hospital after being shot by his divorced wife Mae Parker Eckford. Initial police account notes Eckford died from a abdomen wound despite transfusions. Eyewitness says Eckford fought with an improvised weapon as patrolmen found him in the yard.
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Talmadge
Atlanta
George A. Eckford
Grady Hospital
Mae Parker Eckford
Eckford
A. W. Callaway
Weckford
Forms for cotton bale tags available at county agent office
Mr. G. C. Daniel, Taylor County Farm Agent, says blanks for bale tag applications are on hand at his courthouse office. If farmers cannot visit, they may mail or card in their requests. Address to G. C. Daniel. Turn to page 8, no. 4.
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Daniel
Taylor County
G. C. Dan
Dr. A. C. Baker to Conduct Revival at Taylor Mill
Dr. A. C. Baker of Tabernacle Church Macon will lead revival services at Taylor Mill near Reynolds. A definite date will be announced in the Herald. preparations aim to seat 1,000 people. Services will be held at night only and the public is invited to attend.
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A. C. Baker
Tabernacle Church
Macon
Taylor Mill
Reynolds
The
Herald
Pace Announces For Congress Seat From Third Georgia Dist
Stephen Pace of Americus formally announces his candidacy for Congress from Georgia's Third District. He vows vigorous effort to boost district welfare, stressing higher farm prices and narrowing the gap between costs for farmers and sale prices of their products.
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Pace
Congress
Georgia Dist
Stephen Pace
Americus
Pace Seeks Nomination for U S House Seat in Third District
The article profiles 42-year-old Terrell County native Pace a lawyer and former State Representative and Senator running for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Third District. It notes his education at Dawson High School the University of Georgia and his early legal career in Americus with Judge J A Hixon. It highlights his legislative record including a state budget system a state auditing department anti fraud measures and a constitutional amendment consolidating Tax Receiver and Tax Collector offices. Pace emphasizes securing jobs and funds for the large district and pledges loyalty to the President and Democratic principles while seeking the 74th Congress nomination with the September 12 primary looming.
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Pace
Terrell County
Dawwson
Dawson High School
University of Georgia
University
Tar Hellenic Council
Gridiron
Phi Kappa
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Americus
J. A. Hixon
Sumter County
Georgia
Senate
Face
Bids Open for 836000 in Georgia Road Projects
The Georgia state highway board calls for bids totaling 886000 for paving grading and bridge work to be let July 12. Projects include first paving on the Carnesville Lavonia highway and grading the Georgia section of the tri state road in Rabun county an 82000 project with costs shared by the US forestry department. Governor Talmadge notes federal restrictions on highway funds will be met and outlines diversion plans for past due pensions.
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Atlanta
State Highway Board
Carnesville-Lavonia
Georgia
Tri-State
Rabun County
United States Forestry Department
Talmadge
Congress
General Treasury
Editors of Georgia Hold Most Profitable Meeting At Savannah
The Forty-eighth annual Georgia Press Association session in Savannah closes after a record turnout. Officers are re elected. bid winners for hosting in 1935 include Carrollton Wrightsville and Brunswick. tributes paid to deceased members. six trophy awards granted for various editorial and publishing achievements.
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Editors of
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Savannah
Georgia Press Association
Milton L. Pleetwood
Tribune-News
Cartersville
W. Kirkland Surlive
Times
Blackshear
Chas
E. Benns
Herald
Butler
Hal M. Stanley
Forum
Atlanta
B. H. Hardy
Nowstrazette
Barnesville
Ernest Camp
Walton Tribune
Monroe
L. E Starr
the Forum
Association
Carrollton
Wrightsville
Brunswick
Daniel G. Bickers
Savannah Morning News
Horace Flanders
Orton News
Joe Lawrence
Ashburn
R. M. Martin
Hinesville
Liberty County Herald
Albert Howell
The
Atlanta Constitution
Early Reeves
Thomaston Times
Mra Hoytt Boggs
Berry Mosely
R. H. Griffin
Bainbridge Peat Searchlight
J. 8
Lavonia Times
Covington News
W. Trox Bankston
Pave Weekly
H. H. Dean
Tarleton Collier
Atlanta Georgian
J. C. Williams
Charlton County Herald
Folkston
Bankers
Wavcross Journal-Herald
DeSoto Hotel
Mills B. Lane
Ko and
Southern National Bank
Est
Death of Mr John Scandrett Mourned by Community
Friends in Taylor county mourn the death of John Scandrett age about 65 who died after months of illness. Born in Butler he lived much of his life as a farmer in Carsonville district. Survived by widow Mattie Riley, two sons Russell and Lamar, two daughters Mamie Holly and Susie Montgomery, a sister Susie Adams of Macon. Funeral and burial at Carsonville Cemetery followed by services in Taylor county with attendees from Macon Cordele and Talbotton.
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J. H. Scandrett
John Scandrett
Beyond
Butler
Carsonville
Scandrett
Methodist Church
Mattie Riley
Messrs
Russell
Lamar Scandratt
Macon
Mamie Holly
Susie Montgomery
Susie Adams
Cargonville
Cordele
Talbotton
Taylor County
Daughter of Ellaville Couple Dies in New Mexico
Misa Florence Collins daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Collins of Ellaville died Thursday in New Mexico where she had lived recently She is survived by her parents three sisters and numerous relatives in Ellaville Funeral services were held in Albuquerque Saturday Miss Collins formerly lived in Ellaville and Albuquerque was her home in recent years
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Ellaville
Misa Florene Collins
W. H. Collins
Alburquerque
New Mexico
Miss Collins
Thelma Collins
Mia
Kitty Pearl
Collis Si" Levangelo Y Collins
California
Stella T. Slappey
Fannie Wall
H. C. Bivins
Rally Day Program for Homerigmas at Butler School
Miss Lois Bazemore will preside over the county rally at Butler School auditorium next Saturday June 30. The program includes songs led by A S Bussey, invocations by Rev J E Pate, demonstrations by Rosa McGee and A S Bussey, girls and women's style shows, a noon barbecue, reassembly at 1 30 P M with William Gray presiding, Georgia Land song, entertainment by Bussey, and a boys demonstration team contest followed by Blest Be the.. attendees urged to join for a successful event.
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Lois Bazemore
Buttler School
A. S. Bussey
J. E. Pate
Mies Rosa McGee
C. Daniel
Wiliam Gray
Will
Georgia Land
Buesey
Geodetic Survey Conducted in Taylor County Georgia
A government geodetic survey team under FERA auspices with headquarters in Butler completes the first local survey of this kind in Taylor County Georgia after several weeks of fieldwork. The party will move to other counties in the region.
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Government Geodetic Survey
Taylor County
FERA
Butler
Georgia
Ice Cream Supper at Cross Roads Rescheduled to July 21
notice announces change of date for Cross Roads school event from July 14 to July 21. The Woman's Home Demonstration Club sponsors the ice cream supper and cake walk for a fundraiser. Attendees urged to come and support the effort. The event is set for Saturday night July 21.
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Cross Roads
Woman’s Home Demonstra Club of
Bainbridge prepares for July 4 barbecue crowd
Bainbridge Georgia hosts a July 4 barbecue for over 20 000 visitors with a nine ton meat menu and 760 gallons of Brunswick stew to be served from 10 long pits. The parade opens festivities as Governor Eugene Talmadge is expected to speak and a large broadcasting outfit will cover the event.
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Bainbridge
Georgia
Eugene ‘Talmadge
Tammany Hall
J. E. Drake
Chamber of Commerce
Willis Park
Beav er Creek cottage hosts honored Butler guests for delightful fish supper
Former Butler Citizens Mr and Mrs F. A. Peed Sr entertained visiting guests at a scenic cottage by Beaver Creek two and a half miles from the city. The open air supper featured Browning fish platters, flowers and a tasteful table setting. Grandchildren added a tender closing moment as memories of the evening lingered.
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F. A. Peed
Beaver Creek
Mount Vernon
Potomac
Mt Pisgah Baptist Church July 1 Calendar
Mt Pisgah Baptist Church calendar for Sunday July 1 lists Sunday school at 10 a m First Sunday sermon by the pastor at 11 a m subject The Races Set Before Us singing at 2 30 p m evening service at 8 p m subject No Thoroughfare pastor J E Pate urged all singers attend the service
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Mr. Johnson
Astor
J. E. Pate
Butler Methodist Church welcomes all for revival and services
Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Public invited. revival services begin July 2 at Wes ley church with Rev. James H. Wilson. revival at Butler July 12 with Rev. L E Brady handling preaching.
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CCC
Canm
Wesley Church
James H. Wilson
Methodist
Sandersville
Butler Methodist Church
L. E. Brady
East Macon Church
W. E. HI
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